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Michael Mauboussin returns for a fascinating encore interview on the Knowledge Project. We geek out on decision making, luck vs. skill, work life balance, and so much more. *** Michael Mauboussin is back as a returning guest on the Knowledge Project! He was actually the very first guest on the podcast when it was still very much an experiment. I enjoyed it so much, I decided to continue with the show. (If you missed his last interview, you can listen to it here, or if you’re a member of The Learning Community, you can download a transcript.) Michael is one of my very favorite people to talk to, and I couldn’t wait to pick up right where we left off. In this interview, Michael and I dive deep into some of the topics we care most about here at Farnam Street, including: - The concept of “base rates” and how they can help us make far better decisions and avoid the pain and consequences of making poor choices.
- How to know where you land on the luck/skill continuum and why it matters
- Michael’s advice on creating a systematic decision-making process in your organization to improve outcomes.
- The two most important elements of any decision-making process
- How to train your intuition to be one of your most powerful assets instead of a dangerous liability
- The three tests Michael uses in his company to determine the health and financial stability of his environment
- Why “algorithm aversion” is creating such headaches in many organizations and how to help your teams overcome it, so you can make more rapid progress
- The most impactful books that he’s read since we last spoke, is reading habits, and the strategies he uses to get the most of every book
- The importance of sleep in Michael's’ life to make sure his body and mind are running at peak efficiency
- His greatest failures and what he learned from them
- How Michael and his wife raised their kids and the unique parenting style they adopted
- How Michael defines happiness and the decisions he makes to maximize the joy in his life
Any one of those insights alone is worth a listen, so I think you’re really going to enjoy this interview. *** For comprehensive show notes on this episode and more go to https://www.fs.blog/podcast/ Our free weekly email, Brain Food, helps you get better results through intelligent preparation and offers great reading recommendations. Don't miss out, sign up at https://www.fs.blog/newsletter/ Follow Shane on Twitter (https://twitter.com/farnamstreet) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/FarnamStreet/) to go to bed smarter than you woke up. |
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